Here is where I cheat a little though. Work is insane the next week or two before I am off on holidays, and I don't want to rush through the package because it deserves a good focus. So what I will (selfishly) do is take a skim of them over the holidays - I will probably post about it over the holidays, since they were given for such, but it will also give me a chance to take a good look at what I can possibly send back as a thank you.
I really would like to get to them sooner, but this year is the busies November and December I've had at work. I think we are a bit understaffed, coupled with consistently seeing 7-10% growth year over year, just means busy!
So first, I have added dilemma19 to the friends page because, regardless of what we find, this package calls for such treatment!
Definitely will be seeing this package unwrapped a bit later this month!
Now onto the box...I think it is easily understandable of what kind of "non-Toronto" cards will come out of the box. A perfect example are these are just after their time with the Jays cards....wait....
dang it.....
I scanned a couple including a George Bell which somehow I have deleted and with the card away, I am not going to find quickly...lol...so let's go with this...
* Imaging George Bell in a White Sox uniform *
George Bell played for Toronto from 1981 through 1990 before ending with three seasons in Chicago (first the Cubs and two seasons with the White Sox). A staple of the Toronto outfield through the 80s, a three time silver slugger with an AL MVP award for 1987 when he had 134 RBIs to go with 47 home runs and a .308 average. Once he left Toronto, he stayed an outfield the one year with the Cubs before being DH the last couple years for the White Sox.
Glad he was able to make it to 1,000 RBIs (finishing with 1,002) though never going to be on the verge of the Hall of Fame (1.2% in 1999 and then dropped), he was a Jay easily put onto the level of excellence.
Fun fact - first Blue Jay to end a game with a grand slam on September 4, 1988.
Now on to some scans I didn't accidentally delete...
1988 Fleer Update Jays which I believe again are the Glossy version. The quirky card today is the Marty Janzen which has the name swish raised which is an interesting way to do it, but it does stand out.
As for the rest of the duplicates...
As is blatantly obvious, I hit a big chunk of 1991 O Pee Chee Premier baseball here.
Blue Jays | Leafs | Other | ||||||
New Base | 26 | 20 | 20 | |||||
New Other | 13 | 5 | ||||||
Dupes Base | 61 | 48 | ||||||
Dupes Other | 5 | 2 | ||||||
Total | 105 | 75 | 20 | 200 |
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